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Oral HSV and HPV Disease: A Photo Essay

By Jeffrey Burgess, DDS, MSD | October 24, 2012

The HPV lesions seen here involve the hard and soft palate. Lesions typically occur at the lip commissures and on the dorsal tongue may also occur on the gingiva, floor of the mouth, lip, buccal mucosa, and tonsillar pillars.

HPV lesions involving the hard and soft palate
Photo courtesy of Drs Michael Martin and Dolphine Oda
 

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